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Jacob Rose

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Liberal violence [revised]

The purpose of the first version of this essay, written in April of last year, was to examine some of the prominent liberal theories over the last few centuries, and suggest a liberal model of violence between…

By Jacob Rose, 1 year10 months ago
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Killing for votes

Earlier in October, US Attorney General Robert Barr gave the greenlight for the execution of Lisa Montgomery. Though she was convicted of a very serious (capital) crime—she had killed…

By Jacob Rose, 2 years10 months ago
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Liberal violence: reflecting on Umberto Eco’s Ur-Facism 25 years on

The title of this essay is misleading. While this short piece will examine the message of Eco’s work a quarter of a century after its publication, it will primarily hope to push you toward a new belief.

By Jacob Rose, 2 years10 months ago
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